Technics SU-R1000 is a fully digital device. Signals from analog inputs are digitized, all their processing occurs in digital form. The output stages operate in class D, and all power supplies are pulsed. As we know, audiophiles do not respect such solutions too much, preferring time-tested class A/AB amplifiers. Well, the company set an ambitious task - to create a fully digital amplifier (without introducing hybrid circuits for current and voltage into the circuit design, like, say, Devialet Expert 220 Pro, which we recently reviewed), breaking all traditional canons on the topic of how such a device should sound.